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Sep 27, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
This project consists approx. 850 SF of flooring replacement, 2,604 SF of Roof replacement; 960 SF of Mulberry Water Treatment Plant Raw Water Pump Station roof replacement; 4,150 LF of Mulberry Water Treatment Plant asphalt Access Road Pavement improvements.
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1,635
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Mulberry
The council meeting featured departmental reports from the Police, Fire, Public Works, and Library divisions, alongside a special presentation of the Mulberry Medal of Life Saving Valor to the Police Chief and a police officer. Key legislative actions included the final adoption of Ordinance 2026-04, which establishes an alcoholic beverage permit process and supplemental tax, and the approval of Resolution 2026-13 for the procurement of new police body-worn cameras. The meeting also included status updates on ongoing municipal infrastructure projects, including roadway paving, water treatment plant construction, and industrial park entrance improvements.
The Council reviewed departmental reports from the Police, Fire, Public Works, Library, and Cemetery committees. Old business included the approval of paving bids for Ninth Street. New business involved the adoption of several ordinances, including amendments to public hearing notice procedures, a zoning map variance, approval of bids for the Highway 215 Sewer Line Extension, and an emergency ordinance for sewer line repairs. The Mayor provided updates on industrial park development and water infrastructure projects. Additionally, the Council resolved a citizen dispute regarding water service restoration and approved an amendment to the water policy concerning inactive taps.
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The council reviewed department reports from police, fire, public works, and library services, and discussed funding for the community food pantry. Resolutions were adopted regarding an artificial intelligence policy, a 2025 budget amendment, acoustic improvements for the senior center, and participation in the Trauma Assistance Program. A resolution concerning sidewalk improvements was tabled for future review. Extensive discussion took place regarding ongoing water quality issues, the litigation against USG Water, and plans for remediation. Public comments were heard regarding water quality concerns at local schools, inquiries about national anthem performances at events, and infrastructure maintenance.
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